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Clicking on a chart element...

highlights the associated parts in the assembly tree as well as the graphical area.



 Chart Types

Part Properties Charts have a number different charts to choose from.

To select a different chart type,

  1. Use the Chart Type pull down and select the chart type that is appropriate for the data selected.

Chart Types


 Pie Chart

Pie charts compare parts to the whole as in parts of an assembly to the assembly itself.

Clicking on a pie slice,..

  • Separates it from the reset of the pie,
  • Selects the associated part(s) in the graphical area,
  • And selects the associated part(s) in the assembly tree.
 Doughnut Chart


Doughnut charts compare parts to the whole especially when there's more the one series of data.

Clicking on a doughnut section,..

  • Separates it from the reset of the doughnut,
  • Selects the associated part(s) in the graphical area,
  • And selects the associated part(s) in the assembly tree.
 Bar Chart


Bar charts compares items side-by-side especially when labels are too long to display vertically

Clicking on a bar,..

  • Selects the associated part(s) in the graphical area,
  • And selects the associated part(s) in the assembly tree.
 Column Chart

Column charts compares values side-by-side across categories.


 Column Breakdown Chart

Column breakdown charts compare data side-by-side showing part-to-whole relationships.

 Stacked Column Chart

Stacked column charts compare like data as well as showing part-to-whole relationships.

 Scatter Chart

Scatter charts exhibit sets of data to show if there is a relationship between the data.


 Bubble Chart


Bubble charts are used when your data has three data series that each contain a set of values. The sizes of the bubbles are determined by the values. Bubble charts are often used to present financial data.


 Heat Map

Heat maps typically show varying levels/ranges of values with shades of colors.


 Show Physical Properties

Check Show Physical Properties to chart against physical properties. The properties are available from the Value pull down.

  • Surface
  • Volume

Note: When enabling, physical properties are recalculated. Depending on the number and complexity of parts this may take a few seconds.

 Export Properties

To export properties

  1. For the Export Type, select Properties.
  2. Click Export...
  3. Enter a file name.
  4. Select a file type. Choose,
    • txt
    • csv
    • xml
    • xsl
    • xlsx
  5. Click Save.


 Export Chart

To export chart

  1. For the Export Type, select Chart
  2. Click Export...
  3. Enter a file name.
  4. Select a file type. Choose,
    • bmp
    • emf
    • exif
    • gif
    • jpeg
    • png
    • tiff
    • wmf
  5. Click Save.




 

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